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From Carbon Brief on 25 July 2023 comes an article titled Climate change is creating ‘new vulnerabilities’ for disease pandemics. Here’s the lede: “Climate change is creating ‘new vulnerabilities’ for pandemics, according to...
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I would love to create more videos about the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC. However, the phrase doesn’t come out of my mouth fluidly. As a result, I’m left referring to the phrase by its shortened versi...
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I have mentioned many results of anthropogenic climate change. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the current Mass Extinction Event is proceeding more rapidly than any other, and it is irreversible. I...
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I have mentioned many adverse consequences of climate change in this space. They seem never-ending. I think people deserve to know the truth, which is why I keep spreading the bad news.
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I have frequently spoken and written about methane as a greenhouse gas. Methane is the first of 68 self-reinforcing feedback loops mentioned in my long essay at Nature Bats Last, Climate-Change Summary. I stopped counting on...
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Professor Guy R McPherson is an internationally recognized speaker, award-winning scientist, and the world’s leading authority on abrupt, irreversible climate change leading to near-term human extinction
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